UK digital ID cards spark debate over immigration control, security
Saeed Pourreza
Press TV, London
The UK government is planning to introduce digital ID cards for people across the country to curb what it calls “illegal immigration,” requiring employers to verify workers’ status before offering them a job. The scheme has faced strong opposition over its effectiveness and privacy concerns.
Anti-Trump activists deliver ‘people’s indictment’ at White House
Germany considers Tunisia for migrant 'return center' plans
UK protesters show solidarity with Palestinians at Christmas
Hamas says reserves right to retaliate for commander assassination
Civilizations must unite against unilateralism, warmongering: Iran’s deputy FM
VIDEO | Resistance against occupation
China expands use of Iranian rail corridor for cargo transit
Ukraine’s Zelensky says open to dropping NATO bid for security guarantees
Israel kills 3 in south Lebanon as it threatens ‘wide-scale’ attack
VIDEO | Iran’s mega solar plant to power 2.5 million homes
Hamas warns against Israel's plans to 're-engineer' Gaza
PressTV NEWSLETTER
now
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
